I have had a bit of a break from my usual routine over the last few weeks, spending time with...

It’s officially spooky season. You know what that means… let’s get ourselves fabulously frightened!   To celebrate this Halloween, all of...

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To round up The Maker’s Summer of Literature, and August’s focus on the Arts, I reached out to local, Cornish...

You may have well read The Maker’s recent article, ‘Interpreting Artwork for Newbies’, written as part of our Summer of...

It goes without saying that the internet changed literature forever. With the advent of inventions such as the Kindle, Amazon...

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Premiering at the 2022 Sundance festival, Sophie Hyde’s Good Luck to You Leo Grande follows recently widowed ex-schoolteacher, Nancy Stoakes...

Throughout my time at university, I’ve been both volunteering and working at The Bill Douglas Cinema Museum. Here, I’ve come...

Not sure on what to watch this summer as you hide out from the sweltering heat in your dark and...

What a year July has been.  Each day of the rosy month was filled with planning, planning and more planning...